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Committed to the art of dance for all ages and abilities.

"A good teacher explains ... A superior teacher demonstrates ...
A GREAT teacher inspires." ~William Arthur Ward

Welcome Dustin Levi Stewart, Emily Andres (welcome back!) and Jennifer Schreiber to the IDT Family for session II!

      Staff and Faculty

 

 

Alicia Parrish  Director, Owner, Ballet, Conditioning, Children's Classes, Certified Gyrotonic® Trainer

Alicia has been teaching classical ballet for over 16 years. Dancing since the age of 5, she studied in the Bay Area at notable classical ballet schools including the Santa Clara Ballet, San Jose Dance Theatre, Western Ballet, and the Oakland Ballet under the direction of Ron Guidi where by the age of 13, was attending company classes.   She trained extensively under Maggie Parungau-Ferla at Dance Theatre International, who gave her opportunities to perform and teach alongside the highest caliber of world class dancers and teachers from world renowned companies such as the Hamburg Ballet, Ballet Bejart, San Francisco Ballet, Bolshoi Ballet, Lines Contemporary Ballet and many others.  This is where Alicia first began teaching.  During this time she also studied with teachers such as Christine Elliott, Shannon Bresnahan, Rodney Gustafson, and Aturo Fernandez.  She has performed soloist roles in ballets such as A Midsummer’s Night Dream, Sleeping Beauty, productions of The Nutcracker and others where she was able to perform with wonderful artists such as Yannis Adoniou and Xavier Ferla. 

 

Deciding to redirect her life to focus on motherhood,  Alicia relocated to the Seattle area in 2000.  Noticing that the Eastside had limited opportunities available for those who would love to dance, Alicia started Issaquah Dance Theatre and began to teach locally while attending classes at PNB, Spectrum Dance Theater and Ballet Bellevue. 

 

In 2005, Alicia’s love of movement drew her to train to become a certified GYROTONIC® Trainer under Master Trainer Karen Mullen, which in turn enhances her qualifications as a dance and movement educator and allows her to work with dancers to condition their bodies outside of class and on a therapeutic level. 

 

In 2006 Alicia founded the collaborative Non Profit Organization, 'Eastside Youth Dance Theatre' and directed the 2006 and 2008 full length productions of "The Nutcracker"  here on the Eastside. 

 

Her teaching strengths lie in developing technically precise, dynamic dancers and intelligent movers, who will learn to develop a deep understanding of their bodies, a love for dance, and most importantly help her students hopefully grow to be responsible, good people.  She truly loves working with children and families, so this has been the focus here at IDT.   She is known for her passionate, inspirational and energetic approach to teaching students of all ages, and truly believes in helping individuals nurture their love of dance!    Alicia's most important and rewarding job of all is that of being a wife to her amazing husband and co owner, Scott, and mother to her three children ages 15, 11 and 2. 


 

 

  Megan Adams Adult Cardio Jazz

Megan Adams has over 15 years of teaching experience. She’s studied modern, ballet, jazz, musical theatre, and hip hop at UW, Cornish, Westlake, Spectrum, and many other outstanding studios. As a dancer, Megan’s performed at Village Theatre, Sign of the Times, Battle of Seattle, En Lair and many other regional performances. She’s been a member of In-Effect, Breed, and Cruz Control. Megan’s also choreographed close to 20 musicals, Westlake performances, and The SeaGals. When she’s not dancing, she’s hosting her TV show “Home In On It” which you can see on Comcast On-Demand.  Megan will be teaching Cardio Jazz for adults on Wednesday mornings and will serve as a regular substitute teacher for us this year at IDT.  Welcome Megan!

 

 

 

Emily Andres Ballet, Children's Classes

Bio Coming Soon

 

 

 

Laura Berry Ballet/Children's Classes

Laura Berry received her foundation of ballet training from Brigitte DeCalle, a principal dancer from the Kirov Ballet of Russia. In addition, Ms. Berry trained with the Joffery Ballet School, the Milwaukee Ballet School, and the Ham Berge Ballet of Germany. She completed her training at Pacific Northwest Ballet School after which she opened her own children’s ballet school in Tacoma, Classical Youth Ballet. During the school’s nineteen year history, Ms. Berry received many prestigious national awards for her choreography. Under her sole direction, the school put on many full length children’s productions such as The Nutcracker, Cinderella, Innocence, and A Tribute to Mozart. Ms. Berry is trained and certified in early childhood psychological development and is thrilled to be joining the Issaquah Dance Theatre artistic team!

 

 

  Elizabeth Bray  Ballet/Children's Classes

From San Diego, CA, Elizabeth danced with the California Ballet and New West Ballet where she performed principal and soloist roles in Ballets such as The Nutcracker and Coppelia among many others. She taught and choreographed there and at Palomar College. She later continued to dance as a student at Northern Arizona University. Elizabeth is a mother of two and a mom here at IDT. After taking some time away to focus on the most important job of being a mother, dance has come back into her life after meeting Melissa Gould and joining her New Vision Dance Company 3 years ago. 

 

 

 

Julie Britten  Children's Classes

Julie has been dancing for over 20 years and has owned and directed a school of her own.  She holds a degree in elementary education and has years of experience teaching Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Lyrical, Contemporary, Pre Dance and Acrobatics.  She truly loves working with children!  Julie just started a full time job as a new mom to her sweet little addition, baby Noah.  We look forward to having Julie back after her maternity leave later this year!

 

 

 

Danelle Brust-Watson  Modern, Contemporary, Lyrical, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Children's Classes

Danelle is both instructor and AXiS Dance Company founder at IDT.  She started studying dance and gymnastics at the age of 2 from her mother, who has run a large successful dance school in Indiana for over 30 years. She received a BFA from the State University of New York at Purchase and performed in several companies in New York City. She has performed works by Mark Morris, Martha Graham, Balanchine, Jose Limon, Paul Taylor, Kevin Wynn, and many others. Her choreography for students received numerous awards including best choreography and high scoring numbers at national competitions and has served as a judge at regional talent competitions.   She is also on the faculty at Spectrum Dance Theatre and is a licensed massage practitioner from The National Holistic Institute in CA and through the State of Washington.  She is truly passionate as a teacher for students of all ages.  Danelle will be on an extended leave of absence beginning in May while she assists her husband in a business venture in Hawaii.  We hope she enjoys her time in the sun and anxiously await her return! 

 

 

 

  Rhonda Cinotto   Modern, Contemporary, Jazz, Tap, Children's Classes

Most recently Rhonda was serving as a full time faculty member at the Western Michigan University Dance Department teaching Modern and Jazz.  She holds a MFA in The Psychology and Ethics of Teaching and also a BFA in Dance from the University of Washington.  This fall she will be teaching at the UW as well as ARC School of Ballet.  Her professional performing experience includes Chamber Dance Company, several years with Spectrum Dance Theater under Wade Madsen, Dale Merrill and Donald Byrd where she also served as rehearsal director.  Rhonda has performed countless roles by diverse and notable choreographers over the years.  That, combined with her years of experience as a dance educator for all ages at many notable schools, she is truly an asset to any dance faculty.  We are thrilled to have her working with students here at IDT! 

 

 

 

Natalie Dukane   Hip Hop, Jazz
Natalie was born in Seattle, Washington and started dancing at ripe age of three. Her background includes ballet, jazz, modern, contemporary, tap, and hip-hop. By the time she was 17 years old, she was already teaching hip hop classes  here on the Eastside until she moved on as a student at the University of Idaho studying Dance and Economics, where during her tenure there, she continued to teach hip hop and jazz. 

In addition to attending national dance conferences, Natalie has worked with many well-known choreographers including Elmer Pizarro, Tabitha and Napolean Dumo, Rhonda Miller, Kirsten Cooper, and Donald Shorter. She has also worked with modern dance companies including Lineage Dance and hip-hop groups Breed and Cruz Control. For the past four years, Natalie has been a featured choreographer at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. 

 

 

 

 

Melissa Gould  

AXiS Liaison Director and Choreographer.  Contemporary, Lyrical, Jazz, Tap, Modern, Hip Hop, Musical Theater

Melissa Gould is a graduate of San Jose State University where she received her Bachelor’s Degree in Dance and was voted "Best Choreographer". She has been a dance teacher for studios in San Jose and Las Vegas where many of her dance troupes won National Championships. During her professional dance career she performed in Japan, Korea, Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe, Guam and for Norwegian Cruise Lines. She is a Musical Theatre lover and has choreographed over a dozen shows for city theatre groups and high schools. Her choreography has been seen in several dance concerts, musicals, nightclub revues, fashion shows and choreography showcases. Her passion for inspiring young dancers led her to create youth dance companies in San Jose and Las Vegas with repertories including jazz, tap, lyrical, hip-hop, musical theatre and modern works. A dance instructor for 22 years, Melissa has students who are now performing professionally themselves in music videos, Las Vegas productions and NFL and NBA cheerleading squads. She most recently was a member of the dance faculty of the Washington Academy of Performing Arts in Redmond. Melissa is known for her intense dance style, challenging classes and entertaining choreography.

 


 

   Robyne Henderson  Children's Classes

Robyne has been teaching and working with children for well over 20 years. She has a B.A. from Cal State Fullerton in Musical Theatre, and has studied dance at many studios including Danceworks International Summer School in London, Debbie Reynolds Dance Studio in Los Angeles, and West Lake Dance Center right here in Seattle. She’s spent many years teaching creative movement, ballet, tap, and jazz dance classes, music, drama, acting, and musical theatre classes, has been a substitute in the public school system, and has even taught horseback riding lessons for kids. Robyne created Kidjammers, a unique music and movement program, which she teaches occasionally as a summer program, and in workshop format. She’s been a mom for over eleven years.

She has also enjoyed a career as a professional performer. A member of the Actors’ Equity Association, Robyne has performed all over the U.S. in musicals and plays. She has sung with several jazz and pop bands, and has appeared in commercials and films. Currently, Robyne performs professionally with Split Second Improv at Second Story Rep in Redmond. She also does children’s theatre and musicals locally. She has spent a lot of time in the recording studio at McGraw-Hill creating voices for interactive learning videos. Last year, she spent the holiday season dancing and caroling along “Snowflake Lane” in downtown Bellevue.


 

 

Xaviera Vandermay    Contemporary, Jazz, Lyrical, Modern, Hip Hop

A Seattle native, Xaviera first found her love of dance at age five. The majority of her dance schooling was completed at the Pacific Northwest Ballet School and Washington Academy of Performing Arts. She also studied on scholarship at Gyrotonic Seattle, Spectrum Dance Theater, Giordano Dance Center and Joel Hall Dance Center.

Ms. Vandermay has been teaching professionally since 2001. She loves instructing all ages in jazz, lyrical, ballet, ballroom, contemporary, creative movement and hip-hop. Her pursuits also include choreography and she directed her own pre-professional contemporary company, LOA: Dance Project for the last 5 years. Her choreography has received many awards and honors including Innovation in Choreography awarded in 2006 by Dance Educators of America.

Xaviera toured and performed professionally in the U.S. and Mexico with Spectrum Dance Theater (2000-03) under the direction of Donald Byrd and former directors Dale A Merrill and Wade Madsen. She has also performed in the 2003 Seattle Neil Young Engagement and with premier hip-hop dance company Street Level Dance. During her four year stint in Chicago she had the pleasure of performing with GI Alliance and independent choreographer Duwane Pendarvis. She also starting her best role, being a mama, in Chicago and looks forward introducing her son to the Pacific Northwest!

 

 

 

  Lauren Hoskins Hip Hop

Lauren has been teaching since the young age of 16! Once Lauren graduated high school she started picking up teaching gigs from many Bay Area studios which filled her full time schedule. She danced in her first music video for the popular Dominican Republic band "IDIC", and and eventually did another. On stage she was a lead in the musical, "A Woman, A Gift" as a Tap dancing gang member.  The start of her dance company career was with an all girl group company, "Elemental Remix", then moved on to the renowned "Funkanometry SF." Before moving and during her two year stay in Los Angeles, Lauren has produced/directed a yearly dance showcase featuring companies like Booftroop, Funkanometry, Quest (winner's of ABDC season 2), as well as her students.


Once in Los Angeles in 2007 she started teaching movement and dance to disabled adults for TV shows such as ER, Saving Grace and many more. Lauren also choreographed and danced with the award winning dance company "Disruption", and taught famous children including Kimora Lee's daughter, Aoki. She continues her love for teaching, as well as a new passion of photography. Check out her work at www.laurenhoskinsphotography.com. Lauren loves enriching lives through dance!
 

 

  Danela Lewis   Ballet

Danela is an accomplished dancer, instructor and choreographer.   She has trained with the Palos Verdes Ballet, San Francisco Ballet School, Joe Tremaine and the Pacific Northwest Ballet School. She has performed with various dance companies including San Francisco Ballet, Bella Lewitzski Company and the Henry Mancini Dancers. Danela has participated in workshops with Tandy Beal, The Moving Company, Alwin Nikolais, Joe Bennet, and Pilobolus. She has taught at various schools in the Pacific Northwest including the International School of Ballet in Kirkland, Olympic Ballet, served as Artistic Director at the Ballet Arts Center in Bellevue, and has participated in Artist in Residency programs.  Danela was a member of Dance Educators of America from 1975-1982 and provided movement training for the 1984 United States Men’s Downhill Ski Team. Her experience, energy and love of dance inspire all who dance with her!

 

 

Sally Lowell    Ballet, Children's Classes

Sally has been dancing for over 40 years.  She trained at Oakland Ballet, Houston Ballet and with various teachers in London. Her stage experience includes performances with the Oakland Ballet.  She holds a RAD teaching certificate from both the children's levels and the Majors (pre-professional) Levels.  She has served as Director of ballet schools in California for 10 years, taught at Berkeley Ballet Theatre, East Bay Center for the Performing Arts,  Island Youth Ballet on Mercer Island,  and has choreographed for and directed two youth companies.   She brings to IDT many years of experience and knowledge as a teacher and developing syllabus for all ballet levels.  She is known for her calm energy in classes, as well as very creative children's classes where all escape into an imaginary theme for the day! 
 

 

 

Scott Parrish,  B.A., LMP, CSP, Reiki Master Teacher,

Co-Owner

 

From San Jose, CA; Scott was a member of the “South Side Breakers”, a break dancing squad in the SF Bay Area, and danced with the performing dance group “Soul Fathers.” At this time he pursued interests  as an MC (rap artist), spending four years in the music industry working with various producers and performing at many venues when he went on to produce and release his own single in the group, “Triple da Soul”, called “My Inspiration," opening for “Naughty by Nature” in the early 90's.   

 

Scott substitute teaches for our hip hop classes at IDT.  In the meantime, he is an extremely skilled and respected massage therapist and body worker holding his biology degree from UC Santa Cruz... where he greatly misses the surf! 

 

 

 

  Laura Peterson   Tap, Jazz, Modern

Laura Peterson has been sharing her knowledge, skills and experiences with Puget Sound dance students since 1992. She received a Bachelors of Art in Dance from the University of Washington and a Master's in Dance Science from Laban in London, UK. Laura has been seen on stage performing with such companies as Lehua Dance Theatre, Arc Dance Productions and the Seattle Symphony. She has also worked with such celebrated choreographers as Wade Madsen, Mark J. Kane, Mark Haines and Rain Ross. Laura emphasizes sound anatomical practices within her classes as well as encouraging the art of performing. Laura is honored to teach with the IDT faculty on a substitute basis.

 

 

 

Rachel Randall Modern

Rachel was born in Biggleswade, England and has danced professionally in London, Ghana, Yakima, and Seattle.  When she isn't dancing, she is catching flying children at the School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts!  Rachel is passionate about dance, choreography, and making dance films. Her third dance film, “Green Triangle/Poopy Park,” done in collaboration with Nathan Vass and Joyce Liao was recently shown at Velocity’s Next Dance Cinema Festival. She is an alumnus of the Laban Center in London, and the University of Washington where she danced choreography by Martha Graham and Alwin Nickolias with the Chamber Dance Company and won the 2007 award for outstanding achievement in choreography for her work “Living Shadows.” Before going to college Rachel danced with two all Ghanaian dance companies while living in Ghana West Africa for a year. Rachel currently performs with Tessee George’s Dance Contemporary, and Cyrus Khambatta’s Phffft Dance Theatre Company. She has just started her own company, RandAll Dance, and is excited to be putting on a show in her hometown of Yakima WA. Between these three companies Rachel has performed in the Artopia festival, Beyond the Threshold International Dance Festival, Park Dance, and the Arts in Nature Festival. Other recent performances include performing in Santa Monica, CA, with Dance Contemporary, with Andre Feriante at Beneroya Hall, at the Meydenbauer Theatre in Chop Shop, and the Seattle Opera’s production of Iphigenia in Tauris at McCaw Hall. She is excited to be sharing her passion for dance with the community of Issaquah Dance Theatre!
 

 

 

 

  Kelsey Jamieson Ruth Tap

Kelsey holds a minor in Dance and a Psychology degree at the University of Washington and teaches the art of movement all over the eastside.  She began dancing at the age of three and her repertoire has been expanding ever since!  Kelsey was part of a competitive tap team from the age of five through the age of sixteen. She spent her high school and college years participating in many musicals and plays. Kelsey has been the assistant choreographer for several musicals and she takes every opportunity available to make her ideas take life through dance.  She has also studied acting, voice, and yoga, and hopes to incorporate these things into her classes in order to foster a unique style and wide appreciation of the arts in each of her students.  Kelsey truly loves working with individuals of all ages! 
 

 

 

Jennifer Schreiber Tap, Jazz, Lyrical, Children's Classes

Jennifer grew up in the Seattle area and has been studying all forms of dance for the past 20 years. She graduated from Oklahoma City University with a Bachelor of Performing Arts in Dance Performance. While at OCU she was privileged to study tap under Robert L. Reed, perform the opening ceremony at the 2007 Rose Bowl parade with Kristen Chenoweth, and take master classes with a few of the great Tap Masters including Jimmy Slide, Ernest “Brownie” Brown, and Arthur Duncan. She has performed and taught locally and recently returned from her second ship with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines where she performed as a dancer and flyer/aerialist. Jennifer is excited to share her passion of dance with the students at IDT.

 

 

 

Stephen Seo Lyrical, Jazz, Hip Hop

Stephen Seo, represented by DDO Artists Agency, recently returned to Seattle after working on his Bachelor of Arts degree at UCLA for the last four years. He has trained and worked with some of the world's best in jazz, contemporary, lyrical, hip-hop, jazz-funk, modern, and ballet. He has performed in shows all over including, Carnival: The Choreographers Ball, UCLA’s undergrad dance concert, Meyer Christmas Parade in Melbourne, Australia, and UCLA’s coveted, student-produced fashion show. In 2007, he started his own company, "FastCoLA,” which has performed at various functions through out Los Angeles including: Heartthrob at House of Blues, Tigerheat at Avalon, Hammer Museum’s Winter Abstractions, Anderson School of Management’s Spring Fashion Show, and Relay for Life. In 2008, he spent six months in Australia, teaching dance at Victoria College of the Arts’ Secondary School, a feeder school to The Australian Ballet Company. He has taught and choreographed for numerous schools and organizations all over California and Australia, such as: a full time dance academy for aspiring professional commercial dancers, La Quinta High School in southern California, Chico Creek Dance Center in northern California, NSU Modern in Los Angeles, Full Force Hip-Hop Company, and Melbourne Music Academy. In addition, he participated in the taping of a pilot for an MTV dance reality show "Dance Justice," and worked with Marguerite Derricks and Tovaris Wilson as an alternate dancer on Lifetime’s show, Your Mama Don’t Dance. He has also danced on Paris by Night and Van Son as a back-up dancer for Vietnamese pop stars.

 

 

  Lisa Sheppard Shipman   Ballet

Lisa grew up in Tucson and studied ballet with Richard France & George Zoritch. She was part of Tucson Civic Ballet and became a corps member with Tucson Ballet at age 16. She twice won the Arizona Ballet Competition.   After leaving Tucson, she danced with Pennsylvania Ballet, Pittsburgh Ballet, and Ballet Austin as a soloist, and then returned to Ballet Arizona as a principal dancer. She was a frequent guest artist of Ruth Page’s Nutcracker in Chicago as well as many small companies through out the US.

Lisa started teaching at the age of 16, entering Ballet Arizona’s teacher training program, and continued teaching while dancing professionally. She studied on a significant basis with Warren Conover, Larry Long, Lupe Serrano, Fred Stroebel, Ben Harkarvey and Ben Stevenson. After retiring as a dancer, she moved to Chicago and taught at many area schools including Lou Conte’s, Ruth Page Foundation, Barat College and Northwestern University. After many years of teaching, she opened her own large studio of 1200+ students from 1996 - 2005. She sold the business to two of her former employees and continues to teach there as a guest. 

 

Lisa has recently relocated here to the Eastside from Florida with her husband and 11 year old daughter.  We are delighted to have her join the IDT faculty!
 

 

 

Kellsie Steele   Hip Hop, Jazz, Summer Cheer Programs

Kellsie Steele has studied dance for 19 years, performing nationally in jazz, modern, ballet, tap, lyrical, and hip hop from the age of 3. As a student at Eastside Catholic High School, she was honorary captain of the varsity cheerleading team and was twice awarded the title "All American Cheerleader" from the National Cheerleading Association and invited to perform at the Hula Bowl. She was also captain of both her Dance and Cheerleading team for 2 years while attending Saint Mary's College of California where she additionally had the opportunity to perform for a national television audience during the NCAA basketball tournament. Subsequently, Kellsie took her talents to the NFL, successfully auditioning and being selected a member of the San Francisco 49ers Goldrush professional cheerleading and dance team. In addition to performing nationally with the Goldrush, Kellsie also had the opportunity to showcase her talents on Goldrush tours to Japan and China. She has also had the pleasure of training under the direction of two of the former directors of The San Francisco 49ers Goldrush Lori Buffalow, and Rachel Jackson, as well as nationally accredited choreographers Greg Russell, Andrew Vacca, and Jeannine Sabo. Kellsie holds a Bachelors degree in Communications and has taught at multiple dance academies and schools in both San Francisco and Seattle.
 

 

 

Dustin Levi Stewart   Jazz, Contemporary, Lyrical

Bio coming soon!

 

 

 

Alli Dodt

Student Apprentice Teacher and IDT Senior Student

 

 

 

  Alisa Rasmusson Pre School and Kindergarten Classes

Student Apprentice Teacher and IDT Senior Student

 

 

Cindy Klenk  ZUMBA Instructor

Time to ditch that hum-drum workout and get your party on! Time to Zumba! Zumba Fitness® is the way to have fun AND meet your fitness goals! And I am here to help you meet those goals, AND have a blast doing it, to some of the most outrageous Latin and world beats and rhythms on the planet! People finish my class wanting more!
Need to know how to dance? NO! Need to know all the steps? NO! You DO need to want to have fun and get a great workout!! So grab your smile,workout clothes, shoes, and your water bottle! Time to Zumba!!
A little about me:
* I LOVE Zumba!
* I LOVE to teach Zumba!
* I LOVE my Zumba Students!
* Been dancing and moving for my entire life (classically trained ballet, tap, jazz, modern, and danced with 4 regional ballet companies)
What more do you need to know! So now - Time to Party, Time to Zumba!

 

 

  Valerie Lines Classical Lines Photography

 

 


 

April Phillips, Amy Thompson Production /Stage Managers

 

 

Margie Teman  Live Accompanist

 

 

  

 


 

 

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